00:07 <chadmed> jannau, qdot: we're not shipping the modesetting config fragment at the moment because i havent given any thought to a non-ugly way of packaging it up

00:09 <chadmed> (assuming qdot's using our overlay in the first place)

00:19 <opticron> cy8aer, was there a new kernel release for deb?

01:50 <qdot> chadmed: Yup - I've been using your overlay! That makes sense - I just wasn't sure whether I needed that. x11-drivers/asahidrm as a stub to just drop that fragment? Also ugly.. but probably my preference.

01:51 <qdot> ChaosPrincess: Curious about some of that diff - 2441007 erratum (does it apply to M1?) and ARM_ARCH_TIMER_EVTSTREAM - does it *not* apply to M1?

01:53 <qdot> ChaosPrincess: Trying to learn about Asahi's internals while at it - being chained to ALARM really prevented me from hacking on this stuff, but I never had enough time/risk to migrate my daily driver to Gentoo that I understand..

01:54 <sam_> once you get setup it's pretty liberating in terms of being able to tinker

01:55 <qdot> So true! I just ended up cursing the weirdness of stuff Arch and ALARM in particular does under the hood.. especially when I didn't know what's coming from where.

01:56 <qdot> Lots of lost hair trying to get a boring qemu softmmu building from AUR, for no real reason..

01:56 <qdot> Much happier now on Gentoo (but I also used Gentoo from, cough, Alpha days)

01:57 <qdot> (Alpha the DEC architectutre)

02:05 <qdot> chadmed: quick question - why does asahi-sources not satisfy/provide virtual/linux-sources ? Just run into it building media-video/v4l2loopback (it works fine otherwise, it just needlessly installs gentoo-sources)

02:08 <sam_> qdot: we still support alpha ;)

02:12 <chadmed> qdot, sam_: is that a new thing? inheriting kernel-r2 solved all those kinds of issues when i first spun out the ebuild

02:14 <chadmed> no other ebuild in sys-kernel provides it

02:14 <sam_> nah, not new at all

02:14 <sam_> ...?

02:14 <sam_> loads of them do?

02:14 <chadmed> i grepped for it in sys-kernel and nothing came up?

02:14 <sam_> look at virtual/linux-sources/linux-sources-3-r6.ebuild

02:15 <chadmed> ohh you do it that way

02:15 <chadmed> okau

02:15 <sam_> this is one of those interesting things I keep wanting to write a page on

02:15 <sam_> we actually, a very long time ago, had "reverse virtuals"

02:15 <sam_> i.e. you would put PROVIDES in the.. providers

02:15 <sam_> we stopped doing that for a few technical reasons

02:16 <chadmed> ah right

02:16 <chadmed> makes more semantic sense but if its technically infeasible then yeah

02:20 <chadmed> qdot: emaint -r asahi sync && emerge -auvDN @world

02:21 <chadmed> you might need to `emerge -aC gentoo-sources && emerge -ac` too

02:21 <chadmed> your symlink to /usr/src/linux might be broken too depending on how you handle your use flags. if you used the installer script then it should be fine

02:26 <chadmed> also those arm errata do not apply to m1, probably remnants from a defconfig or something

02:39 <psykose> technical reason: portage bad

08:50 <cy8aer> opticron: Yes and no. If you have included @Glanzmann's Repo (https://thomas.glanzmann.de/asahi/README.txt) a new kernel was installed in the last days. But for me there is no additional functionality. I guess it is only a rebasing. This is no asahi upstream kernel with all the cool features which will occur with the next upstream release.

12:36 <opticron> cy8aer, yeah, I have that installed, but I'm still not using it as a daily driver until I at least have battery charge restrictions in place and last I checked the support was there, but didn't work right. I spend a lot of time plugged in

12:37 <opticron> new kernel means time to retest

14:21 <qdot> chadmed: Thanks, that (sort-of) worked - I'm probably doing something wrong, but it appears that the priority of asahi over gentoo trees is ignored, so I had to specify ::asahi to get the correct linux-sources to merge.. I'm curious why, pretty much used the install script.